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LisandroAcostaS

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  1. Thank you for your reply, You and I know how much bigger Sprint iDen coverage is over CDMA... I can see the same maps... Just zoom in South of Atlanta, Georgia , or even compare I-16 and I-75, When Sprint announce Network Vision back in late 2010, they said they will pick the best coverage towers, upgrade to Network Vision and get rid of the overlapping ones.. Now 2012 , they are saying the will treat CDMA towers with Network Vision and shutdown ( not treating ) ALL iDen towers, leaving many, many ( do you want me to count them in your maps ) without sprint service , Unable to upgrade They don't tell you this in the press release... FCC just doesn't allow merger of wireless companies just to leave any market with less competion, all together.... Also, you are just assuming Government and/or business employees don't travel outside their home cities... ROAMING is not the answer as many Sprint suscribers get kick off CDMA for excessive roaming...
  2. News release is almost insulting... how are they are going to switch government and business in bainbridge , georgia to Direct connect CDMA ?? Are they telling current customers in big cities, say, Atlanta , (Government, Business ) that if they switch to "enhanced" Direct Connect CDMA, they will enjoy 30% LESS covarage nationwide, and that they will not be able to use their phone/ walkie talkies, in many towns in Georgia where they conduct business ??
  3. Thanks for the reply.. I'm not complaining about the iDEN shutdown , Not replacing it , it's a different story, 1 competitor less in thousands of small towns , less competition, higher prices, , so how come SPRINT does not inform customers, communities, cities, about this... ? what cities and towns they are abandoning ?
  4. Sprint needs to explain better how Sprint network vision project will affect their customers... Prepaid customers in particular boost mobile iden customers...and those sprint customers to be kick out because of excessive roaming as they leave complete citie.. offnetwork... ie. Bainbridge, Georgia.. Decatur County. Population 30,000 2- iden footprint is 30% bigger than CDMA, nationwide ... they shutdown the map in sprint.com, still up in boostmobile.com As it is right now they are upgrading current CDMA cells to network vision, making it all CDMA 800/1900 AND LTE all together , while shutting down iDEN cell sites.... therefore making the footprint 30 % smaller, leaving entire towns without one wireless competitor, FCC must be informed about this... soon.. No wonder Mr Hesse is informing investors in advance of the huge amount of current iden suscriber churn... He didn't mentioned, many cannot be migrated to direct connect even if they wanted to... THERE WON'T BE NATIVE CDMA COVERAGE... Do you guys have any different information ?
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